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Walking with Pope Leo during Easter, Episode 3

April 28, 2026

The Inseparable Bond Podcast
Each week during Easter, Fr. Ron Will talks with people who have been challenged by Pope Leo’s admonition to make “the poor the heart of the church.” Today, Precious Blood Companions Lynda Quistorff and Wynona Wildeman talk about reviving a parish Outreach Committee to serve the poor.

Announcement: Renewal Center Seeks an Executive Director

April 24, 2026

Precious Blood Renewal Center, a spirituality and retreat center in Liberty, Missouri, is seeking an experienced administrator and pastoral worker/spiritual director as executive director.

Walking with Pope Leo during Easter, Episode 2

April 21, 2026

The Inseparable Bond Podcast
Each week during Easter, Fr. Ron Will talks with people challenged by Pope Leo’s admonition to make “the poor the heart of the church.” Today, Precious Blood Companion Gretchen Baley describes her encounters with the homeless and immigrants in an episode titled “Don’t Walk on By.”

Pay Attention!

April 17, 2026

By Fr. Garry Richmeier, C.PP.S.
As humans, we cannot “not” pay attention (unless we’re unconscious, of course). Our attention is always directed somewhere. We also have control about where we place our attention. The trick is learning to maintain control of our attention instead of letting it control us.

Walking the Reconciliation Labyrinth: A Contemplative Practice Part 3

April 8, 2026

The labyrinth on the campus of the Renewal Center has a special design. It is known as a reconciliation labyrinth.

Walking with Pope Leo during Easter, Episode 1

April 7, 2026

Each week during Easter, Fr. Ron Will sits down with people who have been challenged by Pope Leo’s admonish to make “the poor the heart of the church.” In the first episode, Fr. Ron and Sandy Gagnon discuss how they have rethought the question, “Who is my neighbor?”

Walking the Labyrinth: A Contemplative Practice Part 2

March 30, 2026

This article will explore elements you may want to consider as you engage in the contemplative practice of walking the labyrinth. The point is not to burden you with methods but to introduce you to possibilities. As with all contemplative prayer, allow the Spirit to be your guide.

What’s Wrong With Me?

March 18, 2026

By Fr. Garry Richmeier, C.PP.S.
Have you ever been nagged with the sometimes subtle, sometimes loud thought: “There’s something wrong with me”? I think we all have. If we want to be more at peace with ourselves, we need to deal with that thought.

Pasta Dinner for Lent

March 4, 2026

Cooking & Spirituality by Lucia Ferrara
Today I am sharing another recipe that I grew up with — especially during Lent. I am not sure it even has a name; we just called it pasta with tomatoes and anchovies.

What is a Silent Directed Retreat? Part 4

February 15, 2026

Let’s continue to look at prayer, but from an angle you might not expect: Will I be able to pray on retreat? That seems like a silly question, right? Of course, I’ll pray on retreat that’s the whole point, right?

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